#Towing Services in Utah for Light, Medium and Heavy Duty Vehicles

Utah sees all kinds of vehicles on its roads and highways every day, from regular passenger cars to heavy duty tractor trailers. With varying elevations, winter weather conditions and miles of open roads, vehicles can occasionally break down or get stuck. When this happens, towing services are needed to safely transport the disabled vehicles to a repair shop or other destination. Towing companies in Utah offer light, medium and heavy duty towing to handle all types of situations.

Light Duty Towing
Light duty towing involves moving regular passenger vehicles like cars, pickup trucks, vans and SUVs. Most tow trucks that operate in cities and suburban areas provide light duty service. They are equipped with wheel lift systems that raise the front or rear wheels off the ground with a hydraulically operated metal yoke. The vehicle can then be towed on its remaining wheels with no modifications needed.

Flatbed Towing
Flatbed tow trucks feature a tilted flat metal bed that vehicles can be secured on for transportation. Flatbeds are often used for medium duty towing jobs to haul mid-size trucks, larger SUVs, vans, RVs and other moderately sized disabled vehicles. The tow operator will winch or drive the vehicle onto the back of the flatbed using a system of pulleys and straps to hold it in place during transport.

Medium Duty Towing
Medium duty towing fills the gap between typical light duty passenger car towing and heavy towing of large commercial vehicles. Medium duty tows may involve box trucks, landscaping trucks, larger trailers, construction equipment, and other vehicles over 10,000 lbs. These tows require significant tonnage and horsepower for the tow truck to safely maneuver and control the disabled vehicle.

Heavy Duty Towing
Heavy duty towing refers to hauling very large vehicles like semi tractor trailers, buses, fire trucks, dump trucks, and other commercial-grade vehicles. Most heavy duty tow trucks are equipped with under reach or under lift systems that raise the front or rear of the vehicle off the ground with a metal yoke or slider plate. The under reach allows the operator to lift just one axle or set of wheels to minimize ground clearance issues when towing the large vehicle.

##Additional Towing Services
Most full service towing companies offer additional services beyond simply transporting disabled vehicles from point A to point B. Some examples include:

Emergency roadside service for lockouts, tire changes, jump starts, fluid delivery, etc.
Accident recovery by clearing damaged vehicles from highways, bridges or collision sites
Equipment transport of heavy machinery, generators, compressors, tractors, etc.
Long distance towing services
Storage at a secure impound lot or storage facility
Junk vehicle removal and disposal services

So whether you drive a compact sedan or an 80,000 lb semi truck, Utah has a variety of capable towing services to safely handle any type of roadside disablement situation. Knowing you can get professional assistance for vehicle recovery provides peace of mind when traveling to or through the Beehive State.

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